Rainfl ex Collection
new
improved
design
The smart way to stay dry
Our Rainfl ex waterproofs are ideal for
wearing on outings, trips to the park,
school days and shopping in town.
Rainfl ex is a smooth, supple waterproof
fabric and always looks smart - so Granny
will defi nitely approve. It doesn’t crease,
crinkle or split and has a cosy knitted
layer inside, so feels snug and warm. Best
of all, it is completely waterproof, so you
know your child will stay dry and happy
when it pours.
Super-Warm-In-One
6mths - 2 4 mths
Guaranteed warm and dry
This suit isn’t just waterproof, it’s super-warm and
snuggly too. Your baby is completely protected
from the wind, rain and cold everywhere they go.
They’ll look cute too as it’s smart and smooth on the
outside with a fl eecy lining inside for warmth without
bulkiness. The fl exible fabric moves with your child.
Wear a fl eecy romper layer underneath and it’s good
enough for holidays in the snow.
• One long zip from neck to nappy makes
dressing quick and easy
• Peach skin fabric zip-guard prevents chaffi ng
• Cosy quilted lining keeps them warm as toast
• Generously cut to go over clothes and nappies
• Easy wipe fabric
100%
WATERPROOF
WINDPROOF
BREATHABLE
MACHINE
WASHABLE
30˚
Code: WIM9
Colours: pink, blue
Sizes: 6-12mths, 12-18mths, 18-24mths
Price: £42.50
Machine washable
(30˚non-bio powder only).
Now with
Care
detachable booties!
Instructions
Do not use fabric conditioner as this
affects the waterproofi ng.
24
24 hour order line: 0844 557 4950
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